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Observing bodies. Camera surveillance and the significance of the body
Ethics and Information Technology, 2003At the most mundane level, CCTV observes bodies, and as such attaches great importance to the specific features of the human body. At the same time, however, bodies tend to disappear, as they are represented electronically by the camera monitors and, in the case of image recording, by the computer systems processing data.
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Outcomes of Carotid Body Tumor Management with Active Surveillance
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 2022Objectives: To assess outcomes of carotid body tumors (CBTs) managed with active surveillance. Methods: Retrospective chart review of CBTs managed with active surveillance from 2001 to 2019.
Daniel A. Lyle +6 more
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GUIDELINES FOR WHOLE-BODY VIBRATION HEALTH SURVEILLANCE
Journal of Sound and Vibration, 2002Abstract There is strong epidemiological evidence that occupational exposure to WBV is associated with an increased risk of low back pain (LBP), sciatic pain, and degenerative changes in the spinal system, including lumbar intervertebral disc disorders. A prototype health surveillance scheme for WBV is presented in this paper.
POPE M +5 more
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Tracking of rigid-bodies for autonomous surveillance
IEEE International Conference Mechatronics and Automation, 2005, 2006For robotic surveillance systems, real-time knowledge of the motion of objects in the surrounding environment allows greater autonomy and interactivity. In some applications, orientation is of just as much interest as the position of an object. This paper presents a novel 3D model based method for tracking the full 3D pose of a rigid body. The proposed
H. de Ruiter, B. Benhabib
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Surveillance Radioiodine Whole-Body Scans
2006Surveillance radioiodine whole body scans have been used for many years in the follow-up of patients with differentiated thyroid cancer. However, the term “surveillance whole body scan” has been used in different ways. This chapter (1) differentiates surveillance scans from baseline scans and pre-therapy scans, (2) presents the objectives of ...
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Children’s Bodies, Surveillance and the Obesity Crisis
2011Lyon (2002: 1) suggests that whilst work in the field of surveillance studies is broad and diverse, ‘what they have in common is that, for whatever reason, people and populations are under scrutiny’. Increasing amounts of intervention into people’s lives in a quest to monitor and regulate their diets, health, body size and shape is one way in which ...
Emma Rich, John Evans, Laura De Pian
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Reforming bodies under surveillance
2019International Academy of Practical Theology. Conference Series, Vol 1 (2019): Reforming practical theology.
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Accountability, monitoring and surveillance: Body regulation in elite sport
Journal of Health Psychology, 2011Regulation of athletes’ bodies is commonplace in sporting environments, despite evidence that athletes have a higher risk of developing disordered eating than non-athletes. This article explores how athletes’ bodies are regulated in practice, building on examinations of body surveillance in other contexts.
Cosh, S. +3 more
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